ISEE Middle Level Verbal Reasoning Flashcards: Synonym Selection

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ISEE Middle Level Verbal Reasoning

Synonym Selection

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Choose the word that is the best synonym for "concur".

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agree. Both mean to have or express the same opinion as another.

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Flashcard 1: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "concur".

Answer: agree. Both mean to have or express the same opinion as another.

Flashcard 2: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "elaborate".

Answer: detailed. Both describe something developed with great detail or complexity.

Flashcard 3: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "obscure".

Answer: unclear. Both describe something not easily understood or hidden.

Flashcard 4: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "resilient".

Answer: tough. Both refer to the ability to withstand or recover from difficulties.

Flashcard 5: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "generous".

Answer: charitable. Both indicate a willingness to give help or resources freely.

Flashcard 6: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "ambiguous".

Answer: uncertain. Both describe something open to multiple interpretations or not definite.

Flashcard 7: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "abundant".

Answer: plentiful. Both terms describe something existing in large quantities or ample supply.

Flashcard 8: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "reluctant".

Answer: hesitant. Both words indicate a lack of willingness or hesitation to act.

Flashcard 9: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "conclude".

Answer: finish. Both mean to bring something to an end or completion.

Flashcard 10: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "meticulous".

Answer: careful. Both indicate paying close attention to detail and accuracy.

Flashcard 11: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "assert".

Answer: declare. Both mean to state something confidently or firmly.

Flashcard 12: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "inevitable".

Answer: unavoidable. Both refer to something certain to happen and impossible to prevent.

Flashcard 13: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "brief".

Answer: short. Both refer to something limited in duration or length.

Flashcard 14: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "hostile".

Answer: unfriendly. Both describe an attitude of opposition or lack of friendliness.

Flashcard 15: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "diligent".

Answer: hardworking. Both refer to showing persistent effort and attention to work.

Flashcard 16: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "scrutinize".

Answer: examine. Both mean to inspect or analyze something closely and critically.

Flashcard 17: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "meager".

Answer: scant. Both indicate a small or insufficient amount of something.

Flashcard 18: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "candid".

Answer: frank. Both mean being honest and direct in speech or behavior.

Flashcard 19: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "prudent".

Answer: wise. Both describe showing good judgment and caution in decisions.

Flashcard 20: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "tranquil".

Answer: peaceful. Both convey a state of calm and free from disturbance.

Flashcard 21: Choose the word that is the best synonym for "deteriorate".

Answer: decline. Both mean to become worse or lower in quality over time.